Y2K

Two high school students crash a New Year's Eve party on the final night of 1999 to celebrate the turn of the millennium. The event takes a dangerous turn at midnight when a power outage occurs and electronic devices begin to malfunction. The protagonists must fight to survive as everyday technology becomes lethal.

Directed by Kyle Mooney, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Evan Winter, this American comedy, horror, and science fiction film was produced by A24, Strong Baby Productions, and American Light & Fixture. The cast includes Jaeden Martell, Rachel Zegler, and Julian Dennison, with Fred Durst appearing as himself. The production involved a credited crew of 119 people and a cast of 41.

Financially, the film underperformed, earning 4 million USD at the worldwide box office against a budget of 15 million USD. Audience reception has been mixed to poor, with a rating of 4.7/10 on IMDb based on 20,000 votes and a 5.2/10 on TMDB from 309 votes. Film critics provided a similar rating of 5.2/10 across 114 reviews, aligning with the general audience's view of the movie.